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SINGLE REVIEW: The Sukis – Olivier

The latest excursion into The Sukis’ brand new era sees them flirting with progressive sounds on this electrifying indie banger.

Ahead of another lengthy tour alongside The Dear Hunter, the London duo have released another demonstration of indie pop perfection.

NEONshe commences the build-up to her third record with a brilliant retro pop banger.

A collision of two of the most exciting heavy talents in Merseyside leads to an absolutely electrifying experience.

Private roads’ second single is a bristling rock and roll anthem that puts Dad rock back on the map.

Get ready to feel like you’re staking out the joint; Sea Breeze deliver an effortlessly cool psychedelic experience.

Mainz’s Sharpened.Lives offer a scathing commentary of police state politics on this monstrously heavy single.

Montana’s Bella Wright returns after over a year with her punchiest and most compelling work to date.

Stavanger’s Mina My releases her most captivating effort to date, with a bittersweet ode to those three words.

Roscoe Street have returned to remind you that a party is only worth having when you invite them along.